Kodak Portra 400VC, 400 ASA (8493686)

Vivid colors, fine grain and medium contrast. Excellent for outdoor photography, especially on overcast days. Introduced in 1998, these four films sha

This is a fantastic film. Used both outdoors in bright sunlight and indoor flash (luv that extra speed indoors). Saturated, accurate colors, especially skin tones, but not oversaturated. Slightly increased contrast, also not overdone. Great scans w/...

I have recently tested this film extensively. I have pushed it up to 2 stops in the developing, overexposed it up to 2 stops, pulled it 2 stops in the developing and underexposed about 1 stop. This film is amazing. No Greenish cast of any sort. Colors...

Great color on the shots that were exposed correctly. Horrible color (greenish cast) on any shots that were overexposed. The green cast was present directly from the negative which was scanned into the computer. (So it was not an issue with specific...

I do like this film. I was introduced to it by a fellow photo buff and I bought a bunch to use shooting fireworks scenes. I used BULB and held shutter open for five seconds. The color popped right off the print at you, and has received a lot of...

This film gets a lot of mixed reviews but it is my favorite negative film by far. For a 400 speed film the grain is very tight in 5 x 7 photos. Excellent color with superb "whites' and very rich, deep "blacks". Reminds me a lot of Kodachrome 200 which...

I picked up a new lense at a pawnshop and decided to shoot a quick roll to make sure it worked. I used the 400VC as I would use my 5-year-old as a subject. The day was overcast, and the ground was covered with fall maple leaves of yellow and red, many...

Excellent color film, with vivid coloring. Magnificent film for flowers and fall foliage. Blues, Greens, Reds, Yellows really seem to leap off the photo. Excellent grain.

My own experiences and those of other reviewers seem to point to one conclusion - erratic quality control at Kodak. I have got some great shots on 400VC (good contrast, minimal grain, fine detail), and I have got some real stinkers (prominent grain,...

It always amuses me that people of same or at least similar skill levels can come up with such diverse opinions about a given film and the associated results. I shoot a ton of Portra VC 400 and Portra 800 along with the Fuji equivalents. Most recently...